Meet your guide in one of the most colourful squares of Lisbon – The Martim Moniz square. During the conquering of Lisbon to the moors in 1147, we have this nobleman called Martim Moniz who sacrificed his own life to help the Portuguese on this battle – hear about this story on our tour. Then starting from here where the Mouraria neighbourhood revels the multiculturalism and a fusion market, our guide will introduce you about the musical and culinary heritage of our city.
This old district of Mouraria is the heart of Fado heritage. On a local tavern, try the most famous liqueur of Lisbon - Ginginha made from sour cherries while listening Fado.
Feel like a local using the secrets ways to the Castle Hills and admire the sunset over this powerful city.
But why stop here, observe an elegant cathedral and monastery where Portugal’s royal history now rests. Then, wander into Lisbon’s oldest district Alfama. In this historic neighborhood, learn about the city’s influence from the Moors who once occupied Lisbon. Plus, hear how Alfama was the birthplace of Fado, the famous Portuguese musical genre that is also a member of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. Explore squares, corridors, and colorful tiled walls as you wind your way past lively bars, cafes, and local music joints.
After dusk turns into night, step into a cozy restaurant and brace yourself for a night of traditional Fado in Lisbon while sample traditional Portuguese dinner and wine. Listen as the music caresses your heart with pain and excitement. Salute the wonderful musicians with a glass of wine and end your evening at Fado house in Alfama.
